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Hi,

I have a ipv6 /48 from my isp and assigned the entire range
AAAA:BBBB:CCCC::1/48 to the External nic and
AAAA:BBBB:CCCC:A::1/64 to my Internal nic.

When I ping to an ipv6 aware host I can see (tcpdump) the packet arrive and sent back at that target host.
At the ASG box I can see (tcpdump) the packet go out and the reply come back but not sent to the original requestor.

However I do see:
"ICMP6, neighbor solicitation, who has AAAA:BBBB:CCCC:A:30d4:faf5:7532:a0e, length 32"

Anyone who can help me with this? What am I missing to solve this.

Adrie

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0 Adri Rijnart over 14 years ago

Hi Ian,

/64 is a subset of /48. The /48 is divided in 65K sets of /64's, so I can slice my internal net in 65K parts. (Actually in IPv4 a /24 is larger than eg. /29).

Anyway, apart from the math ;-) is there any reason why the packets back do not reach the requestor?

Adrie
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 14 years ago in reply to Adri Rijnart

Hi,
I understand the relationship and you didn't answer the question.

What packet filter rules do you have in place?

When you look at the live packet filter rule while the ping is running what do you see?

Do you have ping allowed enabled on the ASG?

Ian M
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 14 years ago in reply to Adri Rijnart

Hi,
I understand the relationship and you didn't answer the question.

What packet filter rules do you have in place?

When you look at the live packet filter rule while the ping is running what do you see?

Do you have ping allowed enabled on the ASG?

Ian M
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